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    Temu selling electronics without Icasa and NRCS approval

    Oh and sorry, forgot to mention this, but be careful of the brand of wifi switch you use. A LOT of them have very poor security and backdoors that allows our friendly neighborhood CCP members to snoop on your network. I recently had two incidents where a no-name PCI-E switch (basically a...
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    Temu selling electronics without Icasa and NRCS approval

    I know that Bneta switches do power monitoring and it's basically a local brand.
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    Temu selling electronics without Icasa and NRCS approval

    Let me give you an example. I wanted a honeycomb bed for my laser cutter. They all retail for a lot more than R1000 in SA (the 400x400 size). With Temu, I got it for R651 including shipping. The tax was R81. The cheapest price around SA for the same Difiki honeycomb bed was about R1500. This is...
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    Temu selling electronics without Icasa and NRCS approval

    "A concerned MyBroadband reader" fancy English for a someone upset that Temu is selling more Wifi dongles that he/she/family member does. I guess this means that MBB would be doing an article about the various China shops/malls, BOBShop resellers and just about every Pakistani cellphone shop as...
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    BYD gaining traction in first year in South Africa

    Listen, you will find such things in just about every car manufacturer on earth. I never said Tesla's quality is better, but there are things better than that produced by your communist boyfriends in china.
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    BYD gaining traction in first year in South Africa

    Go buy one, I dare you, and then when it goes up in flames, I dare you to take a selfie from the flaming cab and post it here. I submit to you utter and overwhelming genius, oh how dare I challenge this marvelous mind!?
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    BYD gaining traction in first year in South Africa

    Yeah sorry, I just know it was around that time, same **** either way.
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    BYD gaining traction in first year in South Africa

    I am not an iphone user, I have a normally sized penis thank you. If you widen your scope, and go read a few more online publications than just Vroue Keur, then you'd see that China has a EV fire pandemic of sorts, and guess who the biggest manufacturer of those batteries are...... Bet the...
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    Facebook and WhatsApp account takeovers surge in SA

    After getting labelled a racist for telling a nigerian to go back home after he complained about xenophobia in South Africa, I tried in vain to get support from Facebook only to realize that they themselves do not know how things work. An example would be to search the web to change privacy...
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    BYD gaining traction in first year in South Africa

    You cannot BYD a Tesla competitor. They might make EVs like Tesla does, but their quality and craftsmanship leaves a lot to be desired, and one of the things that you really need to desire before buying a BYD, is a good fire extinguisher because those things go up in flames faster than a Samsung...
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    ZADNA announces price hikes for .za domains

    Watch out for articles in the coming months how the registry staff and CEO all got fat increases. I guess it's time to move my domain over to a dot com.
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    Legal experts warn that Truecaller is probably breaking South Africa’s privacy laws

    I tried that, got more spam. The idiots that spam you are not the people who care about the list, so they subscribe to get a list, and then happily go about their business. I've tried everything and the only thing that seems to work, is to forward their calls to the 0800 11 12 13 number for the...
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    Legal experts warn that Truecaller is probably breaking South Africa’s privacy laws

    This is absolute bullshit! The only reason these so called "legal experts" have their panties in a bunch is because now the public can spot spam calls from their call centers a mile away. While there are many good reasons to phone people, a lot of debt collectors in South Africa try to work...
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